Three Kingdoms: I Am Lü Bu!
三国：吾乃吕布！
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- Completed
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- 815k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The author is somewhat speculative. Lü Bu, along with his entire crew, were from Bingzhou. Why would he suddenly flee to Qingzhou? Moreover, Lü Bu had no foothold in Qingzhou, and its geographical location was far inferior to Bingzhou. Lü Bu was born a borderland warrior.
It seems impossible for Liu Bei to go to Dong Zhuo's place; if Liu Bei wanted to become emperor, he wouldn't go to Dong Zhuo's place.
I just don't understand why Lü Bu went to Qingzhou. Why didn't he go back to Bingzhou? He had a stronghold in Bingzhou.
Cao Cao, who controlled four provinces, feared that Lü Bu would choose to abandon Yan Province, Xu Province, and other counties. Was this definitely a scheme by Lü Bu?
How old was Wei Yan to be on the battlefield?
What are your thoughts on the position of Chief Clerk in the late Han Dynasty?
S What a pity!
It's a pity it ended so soon.
I followed it all the way through, and after the battle against Liu Bei, I thought the climax was just around the corner, but then I realized it was finished... It's a real shame, the strategies were very well written. I guess too few subscribers and readers motivated the author to continue.
My update speed hasn't been great these past couple of days.
After Lü Bu became emperor, shouldn't he reform the Six Ministries? With modern thinking, it would be pointless not to reform. After unification, he could add the Eastern and Western Depots and the Embroidered Uniform Guard, establish a central bank, open the seas, develop and unify Asia. As Lü Bu grew old, fearing the Lü family emperors would become incompetent, he could establish a constitutional monarchy – perfect.